[Blizzard16]

Just wondering what options are out there for flooring for my enclosed snowmobile trailer? I have a Neo 7'x14' with a 5.5' V nose, ideally I would like a roll to minimize seams and splices. Needs to be durable enough to with stand the abuse of studs and snow trackers.

 

[Dodosmike]

I put caliber branded traction mats up the middle and ski guides front to back, including the ramp door, in my 2017 6x12 enclosed. Its never indoors, 24/7/365 outside. ZERO wooden floor issues. I just smash any ice chunks with a hammer and kick them out the back. Any water that puddles and freezes, if Im feeling lazy, ill throw a handful of sand on it.

Ive seen people use old truck bed liners as well. Kijiji will have some for sure.

I prefer to have only the mat and guides, not the whole floor covered. In the spring it'll air out better and I can broom or use a leaf blower to get standing water, leaves and dirt out.

A completely covered floor will retain moisture.

 

[Dodosmike]

Not my pic, but thats what the entire floor of mine looks like, except I have a wood flap that flops out and the traction mat is sideways. Traction mat only goes halfway to the front (ish), wherever the sled stops. Beforewarned, those mats are a bitch to walk on in shoes or barefoot in the summertime.

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actual trailer:

 

[Blizzard16]

Looks good! Thanks for the info

 

[Kbar]

You can se my current mat/ski guides in my 7.5x18 trailer. My previous 7x12 trailer I had the ones dodosmike sent. Those ones were a bit more of a PITA to remove snow and ice out of the track mats to keep the floor dry.
The ones I have now are a lot easier to sweep out.

 

[Bam Customs]

I bought an old truck bed liner from the auto wreckers and cut it into strips with a circular saw. Works awesome for ski guides!! The raised ridges guide the skegs perfectly. I can literally pick up the back of the sled and walk the machine in or out of the trailer.

 

[srocher]

I use plastic

patio lattice. It strong enough for studs and carbides and it was reasonably priced. I take my leaf blower in the trailer to clean it out.

And no - it is not slippery at all.

 

[philcollins]

Epoxy paint the whole floor and sides. Add plastic slides and rubber pieces for traction.

 

[Oz1]

I use plastic View attachment 2013081
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patio lattice. It strong enough for studs and carbides and it was reasonably priced. I take my leaf blower in the trailer to clean it out.

And no - it is not slippery at all.

Awesome! I don't see any fasteners.

 

[Oz1]

Awesome! I don't see any fasteners.

I have a 23 LE as well.

 

[srocher]

Awesome! I don't see any fasteners.

I used a Brad Nailer. Doesnt take too much to hold those sheets in.

 

[Fast Boat Guy]

I used SwissTrax plastic on mine. Works great, and holds up well.

 

[DooTents]

Looks great! Does that get slippery?

 

[12/3]

@fastboatguy - that looks fantastic!

 

[12/3]

I epoxied the entire floor and then installed Super Glides by Super Clamp

 

[Judge64]

I put down a roll of 8' 6" Diamond Pattern RV Flooring In my 2017 RNR Trailer as soon as I picked it up. Only had to cut the ramp ends and there was about an inch or two overlap on each side so I ran them up the walls to keep water from getting to the wood flooring and used aluminum channel as a baseboard. Used an aluminum strip to keep the ends down.

I'm going on 6 season now and it is holding up great. Easy to wipe up oil spills. I have ski wheels so getting the sleds in and out is easy. It turns hard and slick below freezing and I will at times just drive the sleds in and out. I've never had a carbide cut through it yet. This was the best thing I ever used for a trailer floor over the years.

I actually got it at Home Depot but this is the exact same stuff.

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[IcutMetl]

I used Rustoleum paint with grit mixed in, which looks good and came out fine. If I had to do it again, I’d leave it bare and still go with Grip Glides & traction mats.

 

[6100D]

Or some people I know just add another thin layer of 1/4 inch plywood and when it goes bad just replace and add another piece then. and when you sell the floor will look like new yet

 

[mlf149]

Or some people I know just add another thin layer of 1/4 inch plywood and when it goes bad just replace and add another piece then. and when you sell the floor will look like new yet

Doesn't it trap moisure?

 

[mlf149]

View attachment 2013084 Epoxy paint the whole floor and sides. Add plastic slides and rubber pieces for traction.

This always looks awesome. I was always afraid minor trailer flex would crack it.